Governor’s Gawai Dayak message: Preserve heritage, pursue knowledge

Sarawak's Head of State, Tun Pehin Sri Dr Wan Junaidi Tuanku Jaafar, extended Gawai Dayak greetings, urging the Dayak community to uphold their cultural heritage while prioritizing education for development. He emphasized Gawai's significance as a symbol of unity and gratitude, highlighting traditions like 'ngajat' and 'gotong-royong'. He commended the government's efforts to improve rural education, including over 200 school rebuilding projects under the Post Covid-19 Development Strategy 2030.

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3D printing: A new horizon for local economy

3D printing has evolved from a futuristic concept to a practical technology with diverse applications. It's revolutionizing healthcare with 3D-printed implants and paving the way for organ printing. Aerospace benefits from lighter, more durable components, even enabling 3D-printed rockets. The technology is transforming food production, creating customized meals and addressing dietary needs. Furthermore, 3D printing is revolutionizing construction with entire buildings being printed, offering solutions to housing shortages.

Preacher arrested for third time over unauthorised sermons in Johor freed on bail

A religious preacher in Johor Bahru, Malaysia, was arrested for allegedly preaching without authorization. The 50-year-old, detained by the Johor Islamic Religious Department (JAINJ), was released on bail the following day. This is his third offence, having been previously detained in 2016 and evading arrest in 2020. JAINJ stressed the requirement for preachers to obtain proper credentials from the Johor Islamic Religious Council before delivering sermons.

Kaamatan: A call for unity in the land of Huminodun

During the Kaamatan festival, Sabah reflects on the legend of Huminodun, whose sacrifice brought forth rice and symbolizes unity. However, the Kadazandusun community, despite this powerful symbol, faces political fragmentation. The article questions how a people united by such a story can be divided by political factions, urging them to embrace the spirit of unity (Misompuru) exemplified by Huminodun and the Unduk Ngadau (harvest queen).

Buku healing, teman jiwa di kala duka

Self-help or "healing" books are proving popular at the Kuala Lumpur International Book Fair. Young people, in particular, are seeking these books for emotional support, motivation, and personal growth. Visitors shared how these books offer self-reflection, emotional regulation, and coping mechanisms for life's challenges. They find these books provide solace, inspiration, and a renewed appreciation for life.

Inilah tanggungjawab saya pikul di Sungai Buloh – Ramanan

Sungai Buloh MP, Ramanan Ramakrishnan, continues his commitment to community welfare through various programs including food aid, free healthcare, home repairs, disaster relief, and educational support. He emphasized the importance of direct community engagement and delivered wheelchairs to UiTM Sungai Buloh Hospital through a collaboration with the Sungai Buloh Parliamentary Service Centre and the Malaysian Cooperative Commission (SKM) under the 'Ikhlas Sungai Buloh' initiative. He expressed gratitude to frontline medical workers and encouraged continued CSR programs.

Polis berkas remaja tendang teman wanita berkali-kali

A 16-year-old boy was arrested in Singapore after assaulting his girlfriend outside a coffee shop in Bedok North Avenue 2 on May 26th. Video footage shows him pushing her to the ground, repeatedly kicking her, and pulling her hair. He also seized and smashed her phone. Police responded to an emergency call and arrested the suspect for criminal intimidation. The victim sustained injuries but declined hospitalization. Investigations are ongoing.

Healthy life for a healthy ageing — Mohammad Tariqur Rahman

Human lifespan has increased significantly over the past decades, exceeding predictions made in 1998. While this fulfills the desire for a longer life, it presents challenges, particularly for developed nations like Malaysia. These challenges include a shrinking workforce and rising healthcare costs associated with an aging population. However, advancements in artificial intelligence may offer solutions to mitigate these issues by potentially alleviating the burden on healthcare systems and the labor market.

‘Saya nasihat Dr. Akmal, tak terperangkap emosi politik’

Tengku Zafrul's position as Minister of Investment, Trade and Industry remains valid despite his resignation from UMNO. Dzulhilmi Zainol, a member of the AMK Supreme Council, stated that there's no need for him to vacate his ministerial position. He emphasized that the appointment of ministers is the Prime Minister's prerogative according to the Federal Constitution. Dzulhilmi highlighted Tengku Zafrul's effectiveness in navigating global trade uncertainties and attracting foreign investments, crucial for Malaysia's economic growth. He advised UMNO Youth Chief Dr. Muhamad Akmal Saleh to consider the broader context and avoid petty political sentiments.

Industry group warns Chinese carmakers against aggressive ‘price war’ after discount spree, citing market stability concerns

The China Association of Automobile Manufacturers (CAAM) criticized automakers for instigating a "price war" after BYD offered substantial trade-in discounts, prompting competitors like Leapmotor and Geely to follow suit. CAAM warned that this "disorderly" competition would harm profits and exacerbate rivalry. BYD's discounts reach up to 34%, significantly lowering prices on models like the Seagull. The price war has drawn criticism, with some comparing it to the Evergrande-triggered housing market slump.

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AGC: Anwar’s constitutional bid to Federal Court is structural, not meant to provide personal immunity

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has referred constitutional questions to the Federal Court regarding the impact of civil lawsuits related to pre-office conduct on a sitting prime minister's ability to govern. The Attorney General's Chambers (AGC) clarified that this is not a bid for personal immunity, but rather seeks to clarify the relationship between civil litigation and executive functions. The AGC emphasized that the questions concern constitutional governance and the separation of powers, not personal protection. The Federal Court will determine the effect of the relevant constitutional provisions.

‘Like a robot’: Syed Saddiq laughs off Kaamatan dance struggle with Bella Astillah (VIDEO)

A video of Muar MP Syed Saddiq Abdul Rahman dancing with singer-actress Bella Astillah during the Kaamatan Festival went viral. His stiff, robotic attempts at traditional Sabahan dance moves drew humorous reactions online, including self-deprecating jokes from Syed Saddiq himself. He admitted to multiple takes due to his stiffness but thanked Bella for easing the awkwardness. He also extended Kaamatan and Gawai greetings. Bella praised Syed Saddiq's courage to try something new.

Alleged ARM-Based NVIDIA APU With 120W TDP Leaks

Leaked images suggest NVIDIA is developing a 120W ARM-based APU for gaming laptops, potentially co-developed with MediaTek. Expected to perform similarly to an RTX 4070 laptop GPU (65W), the chip is rumored to arrive between Q4 2025 and Q1 2026. While labeled for "Gaming Laptops," details like ray tracing and upscaling capabilities remain unclear. Moore's Law is Dead (MLID) revealed the alleged dieshot and accompanying information.

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GFZ: Magnitude 6.1 earthquake strikes Japan’s Hokkaido

A 6.1 magnitude earthquake struck Hokkaido, Japan, at a depth of 10km, according to the German Research Centre for Geosciences. The quake occurred on May 31st. No immediate reports of damage or casualties are available.

‘Political developments are normal’: Umno-PKR unity intact despite Tengku Zafrul exit, says Johari Ghani

Umno Vice-President Datuk Seri Johari Abdul Ghani affirmed that the unity government's cooperation between Umno and PKR remains strong despite Tengku Zafrul's resignation from Umno. Johari emphasized the importance of maintaining political stability and stated that internal political developments should not impact the coalition's strength. He made these remarks while officiating a Madani Adopted Village programme, where RM2.5 million was allocated for development projects in two villages.

Anwar warns against ‘new Cold War’ at Shangri-La Dialogue, reaffirms Malaysia’s neutrality and Asean centrality

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, speaking at the Shangri-La Dialogue, reaffirmed Malaysia's commitment to ASEAN centrality and non-alignment as the 2025 Chair. He cautioned against forming coalitions that hinder cooperation and undermine multilateralism, emphasizing the importance of a stable region built on openness and cooperation, not conflict. Anwar highlighted ASEAN's role in fostering stability and neutrality, rejecting a new Cold War and advocating for balanced cooperation without coercion. He cited the successful Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone as an example of bilateral cooperation and the recent ASEAN Summit's achievements, including Timor-Leste's admission and addressing the Myanmar situation.

India monsoon floods kill five in Assam, trigger landslides and urban chaos as red alert issued

Heavy monsoon rains in northeast India have caused deadly landslides and floods, killing at least five people in Assam. The monsoon season, while crucial for water resources, often brings devastation. Swollen rivers, including the Brahmaputra, have breached their banks, flooding urban areas like Guwahati. Authorities have issued red alerts, cut off electricity in some areas, and deployed rescue teams. The increased intensity of recent monsoons is attributed to climate change, although its exact impact remains unclear.